Sims

Oh, no. We've found another geek activity in which to engage. The group has now created Sims of all of us. For those of you who don't know what Sims are, they're simulated people in a computer game who walk around. You can make them interact with each other; they have goals and aspirations. So Chris, Bailey, Kelsey, Lena, and I all live together and are interacting. And it's terrifying how realistic they are. (We custom built bodies to look like us and were able to custom decide their aspirations to be similar to ours.)
Last night, my sim was playing football with its professor. I wonder if I should take this as an indication of a possible problem?